A character in Through the Looking-Glass
Through the Looking-Glass by Carroll, Lewis
One of the identical twin brothers who encounter Alice; they are mischievous and prone to reciting nonsensical poems.
Also known as: one of the twins, the twin
Inside the story
Tweedledum is one of the identical twin brothers Alice encounters in the strange world beyond the looking glass. He is the twin brother of Tweedledee, and the two are mischievous companions who amuse themselves by reciting nonsensical poems.
A fat little man, round and short, standing with an arm round his brother's neck, with DUM embroidered on his collar.
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